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Rolex Deepsea is the latest iteration of the iconic deep saturation diver. Like its predecessors boasts an incredible depth rating of up to 12 800 feet/3 900 meters. Of course it also includes various upgrades due to Rolex's never-ending quest for perfection. The bezel is slightly thinner and the calendar display is larger. Additionally Rolex has removed the dive watch extension from the clasp which essentially allowed the clasp to expand to fit over wet suits. This  is also the first model Rolex has released with the branding "RLX" titanium on the case back the Big Crown's moniker for their proprietary flexible titanium finish. The pre-owned Rolex Deepsea you see here is a James Cameron Rolex complete with the famous D-Blue gradient dial designed to celebrate the famed director's history-making solo dive to the Mariana Trench in 2012.

Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea  is one of the brand's most impressive professional series watches yet. It takes the core design of the Submariner and Sea-Dweller and adds an innovative Ring Command System and a thicker 5mm sapphire crystal allowing it to withstand the pressures experienced at depths of up to 12 800 feet. The collection also utilizes a triple-sealed Triplock waterproof screw-down crown a Titanium screw-down case back and a Helium Escape Valve for optimal use while performing deep saturation dives. The luminous plots on the dial are filled with striking blue Chromalight material and the case is surrounded by a unidirectional timing bezel fitted with a ceramic material insert making this particular edition of the watch a coveted edition among use Rolex collectors in-the-know.

Rolex Submariner  is a watch to be desired in "Yellow Rolesor " which pairs Oystersteel with 18k yellow gold. Tough and luxurious this metal finish is suitable for just about any activity including diving far below the surface of the ocean. Among the most notable upgrades made to the famous dive watch is the larger 41mm case.

Rolex Datejust  sports the coveted Rolex Wimbledon dial a variant that displays the time with sharp black Roman numerals trimmed in vibrant green.  A single gold and Chromalight baton sits at 9 o'clock to aid with legibility while the iconic Datejust calendar display and Cyclops magnifier are ever-present at the 3-hour marker.  The nickname "Wimbledon" was inspired by Rolex's storied partnership with the prestigious tennis tournament and the resemblance of the green design elements to the lush green Wimbledon lawns.  Aside from the unique watch face  is a standard Yellow Rolesor Datejust 41.  It features a robust yet perfectly refined case and a striking stainless steel and 18k yellow-gold finish. 

Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea  joins the iconic deep saturation dive watch collection featuring a similar design set as its predecessor ref. 126660 but with a slightly narrower bezel to showcase the finishing on the crystal a larger date display improved Chromalight and an upgraded clasp. The clasp no longer features the dive extension. These minor refinements aren't unusual for Rolex as the brand continues its quest for perfection across its entire portfolio. The model famously boasts a 12 800-foot depth rating. Rolex equips the case with a flexible titanium case back (now branded RLX titanium) a thicker 5.5mm sapphire crystal a Triplock waterproof screw-down crown and a Helium Escape Valve to protect the movement from the pressures experienced at such extreme depths.